Middle East Country Lebanon Plans Golden Visa (Residency) Program with Global Tax Exemptions for Foreigners, Requires 1) Minimum Wealth Level, 2) $1 Million (KES 131 Million) Investment into Approved Economic Sectors & 3) Deposit $500,000 (KES 65.5 Million) into Lebanon Banks, Lebanon Banking Sector Collapsed in 2019, Lebanon GDP at $35 Billion & 5.9 Million Population
22nd July 2026 | Hong Kong
Middle East country Lebanon is planning for a Golden Visa (Residency) program with global tax exemptions for foreigners, requiring 1) Minimum wealth level, 2) $1 million (KES 131 million) investment into approved economic sectors & 3) Deposit $500,000 (KES 65.5 million) into Lebanon banks. Lebanon banking sector collapsed in 2019. Lebanon GDP at $35 billion, and has 5.9 million population. World Bank on Lebanon – Lebanon is grappling with the devastating impact of a severe economic and financial crisis, the fallout from the recent conflict, and immense reconstruction challenges ahead. Since 2019, Lebanon has been facing an unprecedented crisis stemming from the most severe economic and financial collapse in the country’s history. The crisis left the banking sector insolvent and caused the Lebanese pound to lose 98% of its value. It also pushed more than a third of the population into poverty, worsening regional inequalities and income disparities. The 2023-24 conflict represented yet another shock to the country’s struggling economy. A Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment (RDNA) published by the World Bank in November 2024 estimates that the economic cost of the conflict in Lebanon is $14 billion, with damage to physical structures amounting to $6.8 billion and economic losses from reduced productivity, foregone revenues, and operating costs reaching $7.2 billion. Reconstruction and recovery needs are estimated at $11 billion. The election of a new President and the formation of a reform-committed government in early 2025 offers a critical opportunity to develop a new vision and strategic direction to address Lebanon’s prolonged crisis through a comprehensive reform and recovery plan. Significant financing for recovery and reconstruction is needed, given the magnitude of needs identified and the highly constrained fiscal context. Sustained progress on the reform agenda and political stability is critical to unlock financing for reconstruction and investment and help set Lebanon on a path toward long-term recovery, economic resilience, and renewed hope for its people.
“Middle East Country Lebanon Plans Golden Visa (Residency) Program with Global Tax Exemptions for Foreigners, Requires 1) Minimum Wealth Level, 2) $1 Million (KES 131 Million) Investment into Approved Economic Sectors & 3) Deposit $500,000 (KES 65.5 Million) into Lebanon Banks, Lebanon Banking Sector Collapsed in 2019, Lebanon GDP at $35 Billion & 5.9 Million Population “
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Middle East Country Lebanon Plans Golden Visa (Residency) Program with Global Tax Exemptions for Foreigners, Requires 1) Minimum Wealth Level, 2) $1 Million (KES 131 Million) Investment into Approved Economic Sectors & 3) Deposit $500,000 (KES 65.5 Million) into Lebanon Banks, Lebanon Banking Sector Collapsed in 2019, Lebanon GDP at $35 Billion & 5.9 Million Population
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